Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1883, Page 6

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, October 1. iHE DAILY BEE. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: QYO - o« « - « o 0 comtn por week ByMal « - - - - - . 410.00 por Year OFFICE: ©. 7 Pear] Stroet, Noar Broadway. MINOR MENTION, Go to Bliss' te-day. Soe Joseph Reiter's fall gends. The city council meeta to-night. Additionalllocal on seventh page. To-day's attrnctions will bo at Dliss’. Cheap Railroad Tickots at Bushnell's, Everybody goes to Bliss' for fine styles and low prices, THAE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 |dy, and the tenderncas felt for the wifo from whose side a loving hushand was so ruthlessly torn, thers were some who re membered another home and another whoso burden of sorrow also seemed or than she could bear. Some s in preparing floral tributes for Dr McKune's funoral, suggested that to Mra, Cross the day must be equally trying She had no direct part in the awful trag edy, and yot upon her hoad also came mueh sorrow for the act of her husband, and then, too, her husband's own fate was atill in the balance, and that uncer. tainty, which attimes is worae than death, waa straining overy nerve, and palling apart every fiber of the heart. With these snggeations crowding wpon them, the ladies prepared a beantiful floral de sign and sent it to Mrs, Cross, a touching expression of womanly sympathy toward sufforing woman, o — THE DUDES arc coming. e THE DUMMY, The Unlon Pacific Start Up Unlon The Spiritualists held another of therr socials Saturday evening. No services at the Prosbyterian church yesterday, except Sunday school. City Marshal Jackson is building a ln-getfi\'ory barn on Eleventh streot. In the base ball contest Saturday tho Why Nots beat the Mutes by 16 to 12 Seo the new goods at Bliss', Officer Barhyte arrested o man named . Riley Saturday nightas thedrunkest man e could find. 1t is expected 4hat Dr. Cross will be brought up for examination before Jus- tice Schurz to-day. A political campaign spoeaker withour auy t’i’?lo less than that of *‘Colenel,” would be a start'er. It is understood that Wells Cook has sold his Broadway property to John Hawthorn, who now runs a mill at Love Iand. The funeral of the late Mrs. John 8. Taylor took place yesterday afternoon at her home near the Deaf and Dumb in- stitute. Charles Longmade now wears the sil- ver medal for getting to the front at St. Joseph's Academy during the past two woeks, The Board of Registration will be in session from 9 o'clock this morning until Thursday at b p. m., at E. A, Bocker's oftice, 605 Fist Avenue. Unless some mighty one comes soen to the relief of the editor who howls ‘‘hole in the wall,” he won't even have a hole to crawl into pretty soon. Postmaster Armour has received 30,000 of the new two-cent stamps, and £2,700 worth of the new stamped envelopes, to commence to-day’s sales with. The brick building next to Tur Bre office on Pearl street is being rehtted as a bakery and is soon to be occupied by Fred Rapp, who has beew connectod with the Ogden house. The Sunday hours for the delivery of mail at the postofice are now from 11 o'clock to 12 o'clock, Chicago time, an hour later than before, owing to the late arrival of the morning trains. A number of Council Bluffites, mainly those interested in Spiritualism, went across the river yesterday to hear Mrs, Cora Richmond lecture. She is one of the best in the lend, in her line. . A young man named Lyons, while helping cut a hog in two in a Main street {market yesterday, got a bad gash in one hand, which will disable him for a time from active service. G. A. Holmes spoke at Oakland the other evening, and The Acorn reports: Ho said that the cry of the homes against the saloons was a false cry. Let's soe. Holmes against the saloons. Well it does seem a littlo puradoxical, The Presbyterian church, which has been so long without a pastor, will soon be in usual running order, as Rov. A. K. Bates, who has accepted a call to the pas- torate, expects to soon remove to this city, and will probably enter upon his duties by next Sunday. The new city juil should be put in such condition that it could be used at once, instead of waiting for all the water works connections, etc., to be put just ri The old calaboose is so filthy and so i capable of holding prisoners that it can- not be abandoned too soon. When a hundred electric lights have been subscribed for, then the machinery is to be set up and the business coni- menced in earnest. The number already subscribed for indicates that the day, or rather the night, is not far off when Council Blufls will have the electric light in all its glory. Tt now appears that the trouble with the firo alarm boxes is that thoy wero built for a dry climate, and that the moisture causes them to rustand corrode, The city council ought to provide them with gossamers, or else throw them out altogether and put in some that can bo xelied on, . A back addition, one story, 80x60 feet, is being built at St. Francis’ academy, and is o be used for a laundry, kitchen, buttery, otc., with a baking oven out. side, and a cellar underneath all, In the spring a still greater improvement is to be made by building a three-story addi- tion, 30x80 feet, with mansard roof, It only costs two cents now to mail a letter, and those who have been deferring writing need wait no longer, as the now stamps are put on sale at the postoffice this morning. The new stamp is similar to the old three-cent one, Ln\ing the same vignette of Washington, but in color is a sort of sickly chocolate, instead of green. It is suggested that the wonderful xeverence shown for the Supreme Court by some of the stump speaking attorneys is due to the fact that the practice has not E:i“d them in such contact with that a8 to bring about the familiar- ity which breeds contempt. Hence their horror at the idea of attacking any decis- ion of the Bupreme Court. The laying of the corner stone of the new Masonic temple next Thursday gomises to be & very interesting and imposing affair, All the membors of the fraternity are to meet at Masonic hall at 10 o'clock on the morning of that day, and under command of the Grand Mas ter George B. Van Saun, and escorted by the Knights Templar will march to the site of the new building, where the stone will be laid with due ceremony. Hon T. B. Parvin, of lowa City grand sec: tary, is to deliver the address, and many prowinent visitors from elsewhere have signified their intention to be present. During all of the excitement attending Avenue To-day but Isn't Keeps ing its Pro The Union Pacific having induced the city council to give it Union avenue, about £40,000 worth of property, and having promised in roturn to give the city o dummy train clear up Broadway, proposes to start the tram this morning. A large force of men were at work yes- terday building platforms and putting other finishing touches on, such as the usual accompaniments of a side track. The dummy does not start from this side until 8 o'clock in the morning, an hour later than the citizens expocted, and in- stead of having a train_every thirty min- utes as promised, the Union Pacific pro- woses to run only once an hour. t is said that the council has already begun to weaken in its enthusiasm, and don't see as it is going to be by any means an advantage worthy of a gift of £40,000. The chances aro that it will scem less and loss so as time rolls on, There is already a protost, growing out of the company's failure to keop its promiso to muko half-hourly trips, and the only satisfaction which hus been gainod so far i the assurance that the company cannot run every half hour until another track is laid, and when that other track will be Inid is vory uncertaln. Perhaps, when the Union Pacific gets good ready. The fare is to bo twenty-five cents from the Broadway statien to Omaha, and ten cents to the transfer, that is if o ticket is bought before getting on tho train, but a follew who gets all out of breath running to catch the train, and gotson just in time without a tick ety will bo invited to pay sixty cents for going to Omaha, and forty cents to the trans- fer. If the ticket office on this smde is run as is the one on the other side any- one going at night and returning from Omaha carly in the morning will have a good chance to pay the sixty cents both ways, as the oftice is not open for the sale of tickets, 1t seems that if the Union Paclfic com- pany intended to run every half hour, and needed a double track for that pur: pose, it would have laid both tracks when t laid the one. This uncertain procras- tination, and sromise of something in the sweet by and bye, is very suspicious. Thus far the city has got nothwg tut promises, and not very big ones either, in return for donating a #40,000 avenuo to the Union Pacifiic. The public is therofor a little anxious to see the pro- mises already given fulfilled, bofore put- ting much faith in new ones, ——— Just received from the importers, the latest novelties in Linen and othor styles of Handkerchiefs, will bo displayed to-day at Bliss', e Dr. West, dentist, 14 Pear] strect. | ANOTHER THREATENED OCARV- ING. A Little 1t pus on Main St Which a Knife Shows Up, There was trouble on lower Main street Saturday night, growing out of two men quarrelling about a woman. The details, as far as thoy can be learned before the trial, which will take place to-day, are that a white woman named Jennie Eppor had formerly been living with a colored man named Charles McDonald, They had some trouble and severed their con- nection, McDonald going across to Oma- ha, while she took up with another man named C. T, Klencky. McDonald came over to this side Saturday night and sought to interview the women, claiming that she had some jowelry which belonged to him, ~ She claims that while thus in- terviewing her the rumpus occurnd, and Klencky drew a knife on him and chased him out of the house into the street. Otticer Cusick was called to the scene of the trouble, and as the man and woman kept themselves locked up inside, he held tha. fazt whilo, McDondid wont. up and swore out a warrant, charging Klencky with assault with intent to kill, on Mhicfx he was arrested and lodged i hearing is to be had this x juil. A ling! - — Go to the carpet store of Casady & Orcutt for anything needed in the house furnishing line, L — 3 PLEASANT PIONICS, The Woods Were Full ot Them and All Report a Jolly Time, Despite the lateness of the season the several happy gatherings were had, the most noteworty being that given by the the Mutual Protectionist societies, of Crescent and Hazel Dell townships, which have a membership of over two hundred, 80 that with wives and children, friends and visitors, the number gathered at the }:lul'e, Perry Roel's grove, numberod our or five hundred. L. 8! Axtell gave o befitting address, which was well re. ceived and after dinner several toasts and responses were given, among the speakers being James McCormick and B, F. Harding. The officers of the Orescent society are Robert Kirkwood, Prosident; Wi Currie, Captain; Robert Adams, Secretary. The Hazel Dell association Joseph Butler, Captain and E. Parish, Secretary, STILL ANOTHER PIONIC was held Saturday by the Sunday sohool of Elm Grove. The attendanco was large, and the usual needfuls for an oc- casion of that kind, plenty to eat, and plenty of fun, were duly furnished young the killing of Dr, McKune and the sym. ened by the awful and sudden trage . s myuflu‘lfi:flh for the household so | and old, The superiptendent of the school, 8. Barstow, presented the librar ian, Miss Sobrom, wnd the secretary, Mr. | pienic business broke out Saturday, and | " headed by Thomas Leonard, Prosident; |} Clyde Cla h with | bound Bible, a8 a recognition of services and expression of estoom. a beautifully their AN INDOORS PICNIC, The children of §t. Paul's Episcopal | Sunday shool had an indoors picnic_and m & Nix- Refresh a jolly time generally, in Bl ou's hall, Saturday afternoen. Ments wero served, and & merry time all around o nelect oyntors Braun's, reseived e MHUB ASD HUB, Conncil Bluffa and Oniaha Teams to Run a Race, Hose On Saturday J. ©. Pentsel and Goorge Blake, reprosenting the Thurston hose team of Omaha, were in the city, arrang- ing for a race betwoen themselves and the Bluff City hose team. The details were all agroed to, and the artieles were to be drawn up and signed yesterday. It is to be a hub and hub race of 300 yards for 8100 n side, and one-half the yato receipts, and is to take place at Omaha next Saturday. The Thurstons recently won the state championship in Nebraska and they are swift omes, but the Couneil Bluffs boys are very confi- dent that they can beat them, and will enter the race with o determination to win without any “ifs.” The probability is that whatever way this race may result another will take place, as the beaten team will hardly be centent to let it rest that way, and if another race is niade, it will doubtless be run on’this side of the river. s clonn J. J. Bliss will display to-day a beaut ful line of Sash and Fancy Ribbons, and will be sold very cheap, loss than half prico. — The U. 8. Court, In the United States Court, Saturday, the jury in the case of the Whitewater & Partridge Manufacturing company, of Whitewator, Wis., va. Mr. Crowley, of Red Ouk, returned a verdictgiving plain- tiflis §100. given for wagons purchasod of the plain- tiffs. The case of Billingsley & Nauson vs, A. Burr, of Shenandoah, a grain suit, was on trial Saturday bur was not con cluded he man Buach, charged with forging certain papers in order to secure his claim for a ponsion, was found guilty and se tenced to one year in the penitentiary, but a motion is pending involving some question of the jarisdiction of the court, and some new action in the matter may be taken to day. e The latest and finest of Laces ever scen in the city will be displayed to-day at Bliss', Tho suit grow out of a note e Picked Up By the Police, The following are the numberof arrests and the nature ot the charges, as taken from Chief Field's repartof the police do- ings for the month ending yesterday. The number of arrests have been lighter than during any one month for years, Besides the informations filed against the gamblers and prostitutes, there were the following arrests: Unlicenged common carricrs Disturbing the peace Drunk Larceny Assault and battery Viagrancy. . Cruelty to animals. “Bad boy".... Concealed weapons Excavating without permit. Confidence men, 2 Fast driving. .. 1 Threatening to ki 1 (0 i 4sncnic o oo b7 —o— Seo the display of Laces, Ribbons and Handkerchiofs to-day at Bliss', | e— Now Dress Goods at Harkness Bros, e w v Again, Dr. Ca; won the Charles s black mare, Lorene, also 6 raco at Sioux City Friday, . Hayes and Gen. Lee being the other starters, Her time was 2:34, 2:31}, and 2:33. Those in attendance at the fair and races seem to have gone wild about her, and The Journal of that place thus tips its hat to her: Many have become interested in the plucky little mare which has trotted every day of the fair so far, and has proved herself to be a little faster step- per than anything brought against her. Lorene, owned by Wade Cary, of Coun- cil Bluffs, is b years old, and comes of ood stock, having been sired by Col, West. There have been but three colts of this sire handled fo: ced: West- mont with a record of 2:28; Mabel H. (formerly owned by Mr. Cary) with a re cord of 2:31, and Lorene, which has now obtal a record on our track of & ) She could probably trot several mnds faster on a mile track. Mr, Cary thinks of pacing her next season, it being a gait for which she seoms to have a particular fancy. | — Russian Circulars, Cloaks and Dolmans at Harkness Bros, r " \ PECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. ~ Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Lean, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Hoard- 10g, ete., will be inserted in this columa at the low N CENTS PER LINE for the rst insertion CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in Leave advertisements at our office, No. 7 sortion Pearl Strect, near Broadway WANTS. BVary Boay in ¢4 Delivered by ca AT BN €6 take at only twenty \/\fn D Turhee cents & woek. WANTED VA/ANTED A kood Borwe for geiieral work. A} Dy at Brkoitice. W A boy, with pony, to deliver Tiiw B, A butcher, at once, by M. 1. Hegarty, Ia, Towa, Two it claas cont. makers paid. Apply to Smith & Toller, Main stret, Council Blults, ichest nd 9 FOR BALE AND RENT. i A halt sootion, A No. | tarming land, itheast Dakota, or will trade for city pro. wiaha or Councll Blufts, or faning Land . Bk oftice, Council Bluffs. JROK HALE OR IKENT--A butcher busluces with all tools and Mxtures neocssary. Has for the last year and & alf, and is at prosent, Milling one large beef per day. A H. Hogarty, Neols, lows. ) KENT--A uicely turnished room, for one or two slnglogentienien, at Mrs. A. A. Swith's, 155 h Madison st DORSALK Tig i R we aud Tof, northwest cormer of Jous W. BAID KENT - The , 1883, =2 Empkie Hardware Co. WIEO LIS A XX 109 and 111 8, Main Stroet, COUNCIL BLUFFS, . - Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKCGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, TeWA Parties, Sociables and T’z:nica supplied on short notice, and goods delivered tc all parts of the city. enna Bread, and Pies. Fino Cigars. W. T. BRAUN'S European Restaurant, HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished WNo. 4 Pearl Street, = = o O™ 0hUNCIL BLUFFS. ~ MAYNE & PALMER, Bulk and Barel Lime Lovisvled Portand Cement MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE, HARD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE. No, 639 Broaaway, - - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, IMerchantTailors. 7 and 9 Main Street. DIRECTORY, COUNCIIL BLUFFS, IA. A FINE LINE OF FALI} i SNOO'];VJ;NV«I sSure0019AQ Suitings. JOEN BENO & (v, MAX MCHY, ERAL MERCHANDISE. rect and 17 Pearl street. 18 M: CRESTON HOU Grocery, 216 Mnin Street. Hotel, 217 and 210 Main street. DR, 0, . WHITE, " ovmsun s re a5 N. 8CHURZ. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Oftice over American Expres J. M. ST, JOHN & 00.CAH BUYERS, "t D. A. BENEDICT, R o Y AND FEED, at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. Wholesale butter eggs, poul- Ship to us. il Bluffe, Towa. MERCHANT TAILOR, Stock Complete. Buits made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and specitications furnished. @. F. SMITH. W. W. BHERMAN, :nr ue el S R 2 JAMES FRANEY, HUWE & SON, LINDT & HART, SANITARIUM EDWIN J. ABBOTT, REVEKE HUUSE, SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoss IMMIGRATION AGENTS. DRAFTS jON THE BANK OF IRELAND, DUBLIN, FOR BALE, 343 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS Main street. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasenable charges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE STOVES, and Household Supplies. 203 Broadway. ATTORN EYS AT LAW, James Bloal tice in state and federal courts, And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop. P, J. Mont- gomery, M. D. Physicia JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway. & NORTON, Broadway opposite New Opera House, Refitted 81, $1.60 per day CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN, - - - PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 210 S. Main Streot, COUNCIL BLUFFS, = = - = = = 10WA MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HATR GOODSI 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. SKELTON, HENDRICKS & TAILORS, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. RICE, FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES OT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE, YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED Hardware! EI. Special Sale for Thirty Day ~—~COMMENCING— Saturdav, August 255, To reduce our stock and make roem for a large steck of FALL AND HOLIDAY GOODS We'offer at reducediprices our stock ef Toys, aticnery, Miscellaneons Books PHOTOGRAPH AND2AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Pocket Books, Purses & Ladies’ Arm Bags FANCY COODS, Steel Engravings and Other Pictures---Cabinet Photo- graph Frames, Parlor Easels. F'ir Screen Frames. WALL POCKETS AND BRACKETS, WAGONS, DOLL BUGGIES AND SHOO FI.S, Dolls, Consisting of ull kind off Basgkets--Clothes Baskets and Hampers. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER GOODS. will Pay Yoau to Call’ and !Look at Our Bargains. H. E. SEAMAN. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA 405 Broadway, - - - - Model Steam Laundry! 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. N. A. CHRISTIANSON, G roprietor. Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laund:y. Guarantee good work, Please give we a trial. IF YOU WANT BOOTS, SHOESOR RUBBERS CALL ON - 3 Corner Main and First Avenue, Council Bluffs,. He has Them. NEW GOODS! RECEIVED LADIES FIURINI EING GoOOoDsS, NOTIONS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOODS, Zephyrs, Cermantown Yarns, Ribbons, Laces, Jewelry, Etc. At MRS, D. A. BENEDICT'S, 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, CURE OR NO PAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE The following are th ime of arrival and departure trains fro ¢ local depots. The trains start from SInO.ANM ific depot ahout ten ates earlier clow stated, and arrive at the depot about ten 1 1 s later, | Trains on pool lines and K. €. run on Chicago time, & half hour faster tha Wabash trains run on | 8t. Louis tyme, twenty ter than local, U, § | P ond Lincolu trainy rur cil Bluffs time, | Depart. 5 Atlantio Exf . m. | Pacific Ex{.....04S m We guarantee the cure of the followi d dis- | Ex and Mail Exand Mail | 65 p.m eascs, orno pay: Rheumatisim, Scroft Ca- | Des Molnesac | Des Moines ac’ .6-53 b m. tarrh, all Bloodand Skin Discases, Dyspepsia, Liver | oy, CHICAGO, BURLINGFON ANT Complaint, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Gout, Neu- Dopart, ralgia and Asthma, Chicago F :8 "Ihese Springs are the favorite resort of the tired | Mail and Ex....0'45 and debilitated, and are the Fecblo Ladics' best | triend. Good Hotel, Livery and Bathing accommodations, :8 ffs ox.....0.45 x*..7:00 p. 1n. A m. | Counail m' | Mail ar CIiICAGO and NORTHWE Depart. Atlantio Exf....5:16 p L2160, m. L highly pietu and healthy, Mail and Ex* 0 &. m. | Mail and Ex*. 6:15 p. m. Address Rev. M. HOMPSON, Man a KANSAS CITY, 8T, JOB AND COUNC UFFS. G o e, reive 5:85 p. m, 646 p. m Mail and Ex Depart, A Overland Ex 11:808, m. | Overland 9:56 8. m, | Expross $:95 p. m. | Mall and Ex UNION PACIFIC, 4:00 p. m. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS, Lincoln £x.... 1130 b, 1 $00 0. m, Denver Ex 00 p. m. 0 a. m. ocal E: n 9:05 KLENCK & JURRY, PROPRIETORS, | i 7ek | 600 & i All kinds of repairing Furniture repaired and WABABM, BT, LOUIS AND FACIFIC finished. Chairs re-cane and re seated. All kinds Depart. Arrive o +..0:46 8. m. | Mall and Ex Mail and Ex 430 p. m, Cannon Ball Tubes put in old or new Ball' 11305 o, m. Stoves repaired. First us @ trial. 4:60 p. m. | C HIOUX CITY AND A Depart — | For Sioux City.7:56 . m. ForFart Niobrara ings. Koy A class work guar Arrivo Frm Sloux City6:50 p. m Frm Fort Niobrara Neb* 7:5650. . | Neb 6:50p, m, For 8t. Paul . .7:40 p. m. | From St Pail..8:50 &, m. CHIGAGO, MILWAUKKE AND 8T, PAUL Leaves Ouiahia Araives at Omaha, Mail and Ex. ... 746 6. m. | PacificEx. ... 9:45 & m Atlaotio Ex... 8:40 p. w. | Mail and EX_ | 7:% p. m H M. FUSKY. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Blufts . Establishea - - THOS, OFFICKR, All trains daily CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND ST, PAUL Leavos Council Bluffs, — Arives Council Blufts, Ia. 1856 Ha\l and Ex '9:20 &, m. | Mail and 6:65 p. m, . . Atlantic Ex 5:16 p. m. | Atlantic Ex. 19:10 a. m, Dealers in Forgien and Domestic Exchange and g0 % et < w, paaan L Yo COUNCLL BLUFE - AN OMAILA STRRKT KAILWAY Leave C Bluffs 8a. m.0u mi0am. Lia w1 w2 p.m. 8 P 4 | 4 P bpmep m g Btroet cam depot. On Sund 00k a. ., and 6, aind 6 G W.R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Blufls, 4 p.o. b p. . 6. m, half hourly to the Union Pacifio the cars bogin their 1y during th and ri Real estate and collection agency. block, over Savings Bank. 1 04d Fellow's R. Rice M. D. MORGAN, KELLER, & CO.. CANCERS, e tumars resnovedt without the UNDERTAKERS, | CHRONIC DISEASES v oo 6 Pearl strect, Coun s, A4 Con Mrs, B, J. Hilt, M, D, 4 | PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of Wooden and Metalio C: ‘Caila ‘attended £ ot all hours. We defy or prices. Our Mr ol for forty years ana thorwughly u ness. 311 Broadway in all its tly atter 9 |laying and lambrequina. Tolegraphic and | aders glled without dela 322 Broadway, Counet! Eluge L] . { | o —